Korean-based e-commerce marketing platform company Storelink has secured 20 billion KRW (approximately 15 million USD) in Series C funding. The round was led by Shinhan Venture Investment, with participation from existing investors SJ Investment Partners, Partners Investment, and Hana Ventures, along with new investors Korea Development Bank, CJ Investment, and Evergreen Investment Partners.

This funding reflects Storelink’s unique services, advanced technology, and stable revenue structure, bolstered by its growing global operations. The capital will be used to strengthen service capabilities and expand its global presence.

Following its successful expansion into Japan, Storelink is now preparing to enter the U.S. Amazon market. The company plans to invest in global operations, focusing on localization strategies by allocating resources and talent. Storelink also aims to reinforce its revenue model by expanding into regions such as Europe, Australia, India, and Southeast Asia.

Storelink is also moving aggressively to secure new business models through rapid business expansion. In the Korean market, it plans to solidify its position by maintaining consulting partnerships with large enterprise clients like Ottogi, E-Land, and LG Household & Health Care, while also expanding efforts to attract more large-scale clients. At the same time, it will refine its services for SME clients, enhancing its all-in-one e-commerce platform.

Storelink has consistently pursued growth both domestically and internationally. This year, marking the beginning of its full-scale global expansion, the company has made significant inroads into the Japanese market, offering localized services with Japanese language support to attract local clients.

The company has also integrated various advanced features into its platform to provide a comprehensive one-stop e-commerce marketing solution. These include large-scale data collection and analysis for different open markets, tailored data-driven marketing strategies for clients, store optimization analysis, store management services, advertising management, and product performance assessments.

Storelink CEO Jeong Yong-eun stated, “This investment provides us with the momentum to accelerate our global growth and continue delivering innovative solutions. We are committed to solidifying our strategies to achieve meaningful outcomes as we execute our growth plans.”